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l¢a1lC\¢l|lfl»5°
that my Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
of all forms of kidney,
complaint and in
many instances the
most serious forms ot
Bright's disease. It
the disease is coin-
pllcated send a tour-
ounce vial at urine.
We will analyze it
and advise you tree
what to do. - ‘
HUNYON.
a vial. Guide to Health
onies, Protectorates and dependencies
of the world: their Area. Population,
Revenues and Commerce, and the Share
mercs, ’ inthe title of a Publication just
issued b the Treasur Bureau t
deiicies ol thd world number one hun-
.Y
iif.hs of the land surface of the globe.
Large sums are annually expended i'i
° H 0” ’ “Fielding R9C9iVe3 V CON' the construction of roads, canals. rail
1 - __ ways, tele¢~raphs,post.~il service, schools
 I  scwnce M°n°y _ came" _etc, but inbmost casesthegpresent annual
tpsnnv navisni and Other Weddings. expenditures are t>r0du<=ed by local
A sure and Safe Remedy in ‘ revenues or are ieprescnted by local
d e kind ___ obligations. The revenucs.ot the British
Premier Marchand made his financial
°"°"Y°°°°‘“‘ °" 'Y i colonies iii 1897 were 7.55 oooooo. ard'
of Bowel Complaiiitls QUEBEC, Feb. 7.-[Special]-At the- their expenditures: $Tl5,000,000e
Isle of Orleans, Pierre Pouliot cele Whllfi 'U0 P\lbllC debl in U18 D101*
O ,Hated his Golden weddmg his son a niportantani active oftliese communit-
3
. _ . . . _  ‘.1 _ ' ‘
’ ies: r tesalar .`t' -’
a miter silver wedding, while two sons of the tedl§fc,T§31s‘,ailw,;é;Ss1;§ui£Bh1;;.I;l:;;\;
1-his is _ true statemmt mg 1 latter were married at the same time. harb0ars,irriga\ion and other improve-
it¢an’tbemadetooatrong Many attended this remarkable gather- UIOMS illlellded $0 Sti'i11\1lHl0_C0l11l110r08
M tw empmum ,nm and produoiiondhe railways in operation
in the British colonies alone aggregating
- - _ _ 55.000 miles.
It is ° B1m1;1;_es;§ alla quick °l»‘\t¢m°D‘ t°'daY declafmg *hifi 11° m°1`° Ol the one hundred and twenty.six col
_ ,railway suosidies will be granted until onies, ptotectorates, dependencies and
Oramps, Gough, Rlieurnatism, the revenue and expenditure are equ_,1_ “sp‘;ieres of influence,” which make up
0ol.c, Colds, Neuralgia., my, * the total list. two-fifths bglong to Great,
ou '_l‘oo‘.’.haohe. h _ _ _ Britain. their area, inclu inv the native*
Dmnhma’ Cl H” Urged 311 to J "U 10 ‘lm SUPP0" Of feuda-_o'y States of India. beTng>one-halt
TWO S1165, 250- and 500° ‘ eco .oznical administration till the heavy the grand total of coloni-il territory, and
~, b fi f i bt ' ~f d h their <~ iulation consid .rab y more than
Keep it by yOu. Beware of p;1$‘Vi<;r1c p ne is remove] from t e olwhlilhlof the grand ‘gm ‘of colonial
lmitations Buy only the - _ O ,ati _ F ,ce is , - d -
_ g ,__ _ P [U Ol] IRB DEX lil Ol' €1', 11'!
Genuine-Perry Davls’. .iioM'REAL, Feb. i.-Angoncillo, the number’ area and popu1a,io,,0fm,0_
, , from New Yerk,fearin‘ that ms life France IS but <n6-*lllfd lh8~i0f GIGS!
ubbers
Overshoes
O'r'rAwA, Feb. 5--(Special)-Mr.
238 from aKingstonian who signs him-
self ‘°Britisher," in settlement of “an
affair of honor re customs duty.” The
writer says the amount due the customs
was $25 and he ad-.is interest tor three
and it half years.
J. R Booth writes the government
that he is ready to proceed with the
erection of thc new central depot.
Fielding has received the sum ‘of $35.-
Bold Everywhere. agent of the Fl1ll)lU0S, Wh0 081116 h91'9 nies. etc., though the area centrelld by _
.. , Q Q Q Q Q Q  *Y . g ` ‘ ' _ _ ' " _ ‘ ‘
A ___ ; would be in danger’ Says it Wm when Britain. and the population of her colo-
. g G I
_ _ _ _ nies less than one-s'xth_ t_h_§,§,Cf 1 ~
1°" Y°¥'@i°._99.t%a\i§;.ths Ph1_lii>1>1i1¢S-- - -efniinv~.;:~oaiaii."sfe;fs'aiwe”<§‘.*iiie Sac-
cessiul colonies and their mother count-
ries is in nearly all cases paced upon
practically the same basis as that with
other countries, goods from the home
countries receiving in the vast
majority of ca.-es no advantages over
those from other countries in respect to
imp art duties and other like exactions.
In the most prosperous and pfogressive
colonies the percentage of importation;
from the mother countries grows some-
what less as local business iticrfa-es.
The chief British colonies in North
America. Canada and Newfoundland.
ST_ _;OHN_ peb_ 7__(g,,,cia])__B0th which in 1871 took 50 per cent, of their
. , , ,_ _ _ importaticns from the‘horne country,N J _ .
M€H§_ Wi).l.€lpl‘ Of O\€1` parties have now nearly completed mmiir ISUGIESEIIMU 30 mr Gem’ scour-9 senatorial concurrence in a_
SllO€S, A 4 CGlll'.S. _ ,their nominations and the campaign is ,hose of S_m,h Africa, Cape Colony and j 1;;-fiiiy dgcqnisnt, ` i
ylenvb rubbers plain 32  in lull 0121St.\I10Bt1I1gS bvlng held Hlght- liatal dropped from no to ilper cent. bn vo;e that has been taken in the
centq ’ ' l1\'» In Svn1e.<>0w1ti@Sfb<= Chseees Of the 1° the some P'<f=°‘1» M51 0105” °f_~‘f“_S° .Senate since that on the repeal of the
l "'~'-"" mmeill 2~l>P33»F i111Pf0\’0d Wllllfi U1 tllgfgtani 3;’ “dl”‘"“;“fg;udf;x;v§;;;`;1 purchasing clause of the Sherman law
~ _ ; ," _ .,. 1 oo' yer con - , _ .
WOHl°lls l‘1lbl)'3l'S, plétlll, 21 5 other sections the opposition' have Coumry, in ,Slim ,ook but 40 Pm. C8;,,_  has been followed with as close interest
cents gaheil ground- Tile” are lndlca-H039 The French colonies draw from the as the vote of yesterday was. T116
' - » tl ‘. tl o test in be a close one. home country about 42 per cent, of their anxict _ was dug not ou; C9 th§ magni;
Boys’ rubbers plain, '26 la Je ° H ly - ,,,. 1 ~, , , Y Y
’ "“ ‘ "'1°’ ' ‘ ' 't 's“ue but also to
0-6IllZS ___"°-‘___ The iollowing tables, borrowed from tude of the _quesuog '1 I 3 ’
Sq Miles Population.
11,250,412
3,617,327
1,010,070
802,863
801.050
° 245,877
104.000
23,262
86.614
255,550
561.50]
U -~,_,_-,E»aioi,;,'¢,-,ep-w
Finland. . ,
J o   
Self rising Buckwheat, -- `
TlllS0n’s pan dried Rolled Cats,  Made from pure
Fresh ground Oatmeal, ` cream 0f tartar-
Crown P lakes, *'-
Goid D C M 1, ` _
Rolled meagre ea- Safeguards the food
AND 1 '
Wheat Farina, _  alurn’
Wheatlets _ ' "_"
igiiff.siii|niiii,em:--
li
314 059.122
55,64 3.930
10,600,000
33,911,744
9.216.707
256.000
050.000
1,548,093
- 1143.9
5 634.000
17, 439,000
I6 680.000
10.17 7 .000
5o`§3ai.T2I
THE WORLD’S (‘0l.0NlES, l _
N' Bl  Great Britain Leads the List with   
France In Secend Place-
, W.asmNo1‘oN,February,'6.-"The Col-
Sharp and C|ose|y»Con- °io..ii..i..._c......, i._....._..c....- Passes the Senate By a
tested ri hi.  ’ 5° ci cii.
g '1 he colonies protectorates and dep and-  a'
` _.___ dred and twenty-six. They occnp two _.___
. . . and theirpopnlation is one third that of _ Fightlh at Mal1|la-T|'t0U-
Ag°"°'"° the F'|'Pin° the entire earth Their total importsi q
1505 Area n. Putin. = , _ ° _
_ l »
" Takeg Refugg in MQntf9a| avgtrage $l,500,000,000 worth of
_ _ ' _ P _ _ g0;ds nnnurlly, and of this vast sum
’ remler Marchand 'S more than iorty percent. represrnts
__ i against Ranwaysubsidies purchases from the Mother Country.
ing .Women--Dewey Snlzes
a Schooner-Believed that
Germans are Assisting
the Insurgents-
CEESTER, PA., Fcb. 7.-_tSpecial)-
Captain French 'oi the tank' steamer
Hare has been ordered home at once
because of the strained relations
between England and France. -
MANILA, Feb. 7.-(Special)-The
Ameiioans advanced on Mouday,captur.
ing the city waterworks and' several
other posts, also some field pieces from
the insurgents and now hold all the
ground nine miles around city,
The rebel forces are retreating in
utter ruin. »
Hundreds have been killed. The
Americans are taking every care of the
wounded. ' _
Some native women have been iouiid
among the dead soldiers. Their loss,in
Killed and wounded is estimated 4.000.
-__ my gay ,  .',;,,,,|,,-,_  ’
with munitions for the insurgents and
the English at Hong Kong are using
strong measures to prevent shipments
from there.
The belief is that the Germans are
assisting the insurgents.
_ WAsiiixu1‘oN, Feb. 7.-The treaty of
peace negotiated between the Commis-
sioneis of the United States and Spain
at Paris was yesterday ratiiicd - by the
United States Senate, the vote being
56 ayes to 27 nays, one vote more than
the two thirds majority necessary to
CHICAGO MARKETS,
pork, 9.90. ' _
, May wheat, 72; corn, 38%; oats, 28
ork, 10 1°
pork --.
me iieiiiiign.
il-;
winds. '
HOCKEY NOTES.
Anirowiirrs., \'lCT0RI-9~S-
F”
1 W_ M¢L¢¢¢1 =¢ A. Leigh.
sands of Insurgents Kill-
ed and Wounded- Includ-
'held that there existed reason-‘
l ='J;1icAeo. February 4._ [Special]-
' “He following are the closing rates :-
r'eo. wheat, -- corn, 35t; oats. 27;
p . ... _
July wheat, 70l ; corn, 3': ; oats, 26,
Wisnnicroit. Feb. 7-(Spoeial)-
Fair, possible snow, _fresh northerly
The following are the hockey teams
` which will draw sticks on Friday night
Jost . Goal Robert Smith tt u
L. B- McMillan Point Roy McLean '
H. Bethune Cover Point H. Sprague
‘ D. Sullivan Forward H. Brehaat
U 3, Howm =¢ W. Breliaat
L. R. Unsworth °‘ W- Plffkifd
'*‘- 'i _'lf - _
__;_
Gallant at Alllertoil. Yesterday-
THE ad'ourned sittin of tha Election
when Judge Hodgson gave his decision
in the matter of the election petition
filed by Peter T. Bernard against. the
election and return of Maddie Gallant
as a member for the first Electoral Dis-
ftrict of Prince County in the Legislative
`Assemb1y, '
Owing to the resignation of Edward
Hackett, who in the general election of
»1S9`7, was elected member. a vacancy
occurred and an election took place on
the 20th July last. when Maddie Gallant
stood as the Liberal candidate, and Mr.
_Buote. editor of Le Impartial, was the
Conservative candidate. Gallant was
elected and a petition was subsequently
iiled by Peter T. Bernard charging
corrupt practices both by Gallant per-
sonally and by his agents.
The trial of this petition took place
in December last at Albarton before
Mr. Justice Hodgson, and after hearing
the evidence judgment was reserved
until yesterday.
A special despatch irom Alberton 10
the Examiner says: .
1‘he court room was densely crowd-
ed. _
The court held the respoodeni,Meddie
Gallant, to be guiltyof treating- by Mar-
tin Hussler and Trail Reid, his agents.
Also of treating by Benjamin Gallant.
an agent, but without the knowledge
of Meedio Gallant. ' 1
The charge of bribery of Wedge by
Meddie Gallant was examined at great
length by the Judge, and although the
circumstances were very suspicious he,
able doubt, the benefit oi
which every one charged with an offence
is entitled to. He therefore held the
charge “not proven.” A '_
The charge of bribery of Colo.Arsen-
ault by Gallant was held by the Judge
to _ba fully established and the Election
was set aside. _ ._ ~
Meddie Gallant is debarred from voting
or being voted fort or from holding any
onine under the Crown. or under the
Lieutenant Governor for eight years.
Before the close of his judgment the
Judge paid a. high compliment io the
manner in which the evidence had been
reported by Mr. Crosskill, the steno-
graphic reporter.
Don’t swim when ther¢’§
a bridge. Don’t experi-
Q mmf was your with
Q Profit by the experience Of
3 others. ABBEY’S EF-
FERVESCENT SALT has
acted as a. bridge for ma11Y t°
carry them over sickness and di-
sease. The daily use of' Abbey's
Elfervescent Salt will l!¢¢P V0”
the year round. All drug-
gists sell this standard Eng-
lish preparation at 60c a
large bottle? trial Siu: 250
Aouiciccuan
roaoouol-is
maoonns
Fynylecluial
Tli¢Cauadia¢B¢|neilyiara|l
TlltiATml.MGAH‘£ll‘l'l0lS
’ Lu¢eBetti¢s,25eenh.
navisa»r.Awa.aNcn’c.:..t.i-ina.
-!zep'h.P¢ayD¢vU lm!-
uqyqg llama!
tuivsnairen Aim nrsauanirinn.
'Judgment Given Asgllnat leddle
J 5
Court was held at Alberton yesterday
India,
.navy
cipal
Marc will reach
unite e party.
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The Parliament
 ` Yesterday.” 
1 _,_ `
l ` ‘
Speech, From -_ 
Includes Many_~lteia\%hl‘efi'
lnterest8-`DiI'leli_ 
signed Leadership ef
A ii imrneiiire
lliam Waldorf
and the Daily Mall. _
LoNrDON,' Feb. 7
British parliament was opened to-day.~
` from the tliiohe
_relations with
; ee who with we
of *main in
the _acceptance of
to the Czar’s peusef
aympatliizes with
people in the assassination
Elisabeth; foraahadows _a».
thehiv regsrdws
the_~p1ague continues,
praises Cape Colony for
vote '
promisesbills for the
of Loudon, and.
education
in
In is suit against the Daily- 
William Waldorf Astor declared 
journal had held him up to ridienlea
The ugatter has been finally settled 
an ap logy, 5 '
1:31a; Austria, Feb.` 7
Alf , of Saxe Coburg and Goths.-
dead 1
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BY HE REV. GED. M. SHELDOK. '
“Iii His Steps,” ”"_
“O ercomingt-he World.”
“Elks Bi-other’s Keeper,
“T e Crucifixion of Philip Strong,”
"Robert Hardy’s Seven Days,”
‘5R:cha.rd Bruce”
“The Twentieth Door,”,
“Tae Redemption of Freetown
d _ h b k h the uncertainty which attended the mat' a mfs ` ’
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HGW fcl.Cl.Ol'y l3ll€l‘8f0I'B W6 63.11- all cash purchases you save 3 per cent gdupf§i§s_.u dggjcipses.
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gl them a' tual' of money by these stamps. Fill your 
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